Introducing DX3… Trio’s Cost Optimised EtherCAT Servo Drive

June 19, 2024
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DX3, the single-axis ac servo drive, is designed to create the most cost-effective optimised entry level solution with excellent performance and practical control functions. The Trio DX3 drive is compatible with Trio MX servo motors and Trio’s Motion Coordinators to provide high-speed, high-precision, high performance machine solutions.

With a power range from 50W to 7.5kW and options for EtherCAT or Conventional (Pulse & Direction, Analogue and CANopen and stand-alone indexing) control, DX3 will suit a wide variety of machine types.

DX3 is fully integrated into Trio’s application development tool, Motion Perfect, our software environment for system planning, drive and controller configuration, virtualisation and machine programming.

Features overview

  • Fully integrated into Motion Perfect
  • Matched with MX motor range
  • Internal drive protection functions
  • Comprehensive tuning technology
  • Functional Safety STO (SIL3, PLe) on EtherCAT models
  • Field upgradable firmware
  • Electronic motor nameplate
  • Compact size
  • Zero stacking
  • USB commissioning
  • Keypad interface
  • 200V ac from 50W to 2kW
  • 480V ac from 1kW to 7.5kW
  • 350% overload
  • Digital inputs / Outputs
  • 2 Touch Probe input

For compatible servo motors click link below:

MXL Servo Motors
MXM servo Motors


For more details on DX3 Servo Drives or other Trio Motion Technology products please contact Trio’s only UK Solutions Partner.

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